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Johannesburg - The
Gauteng highway improvement project will resume now that the 2010
FIFA World Cup is over, the SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral)
said on Monday.
The agency expected the bulk of the roadworks to be completed by the
end of the year, it said in a statement.
Lanes made available during the World Cup to allow for free-flowing
traffic may need to be closed again to complete these improvements.
"It should, however, be noted that in certain areas the work still
needs to be completed, for example, to add the final top layer
of the road, to do quality tests and to apply final road markings."
Sanral urged road users to be careful in construction areas and adhere to road signs.
- Sapa